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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
4
The June 6 1933 Globe column reflects on recent heat waves in Amarillo Texas noting nights once so hot residents needed blankets, then a cool down as a south wind arrived. The piece contrasts enduring daytime heat with the city’s dry nights and jokes about telling visitors to expect sleeping under blankets in summer.
A Paris intellectuals proposal for a national purge week prompts ridicule yet hints at cleaning the air of rancor. The idea would let citizens display public vileness to vent envy and hate, while restoring supposed neighborliness after. Public reaction ranges from skepticism to curiosity about possible reforms.
This piece argues for a broader education to master modern machine civilization. It stresses educating the whole person including physical, emotional, and social aspects, with arts playing a key role in enriching emotional and aesthetic responses beyond mere rational thinking.
Sue seeks proof of identity to claim inheritance as Francis confronts the envelope theft and the Lovschiems. Grethe and Marcus reveal guarded knowledge about Miss Tally's mother and the conditions of the inheritance, while Lorn remains oddly unsettled as Francis tightens control. Sue offers to match a token, tightening the moral knot.
Dr Fishbein advises quarterly reviews of the family medicine chest to discard unused items and consult the family doctor on what to keep. A reader’s inventory lists stale milk of magnesia, old prescriptions, dried tape, leftover cough syrup, broken thermometer, worn razors, and other neglected supplies.
In Hollywood a reporter observes Cecil B. DeMille in riding breeches on set and others like Jack LaRue Mae West Myrna Loy Loretta Young Una Merkel Bill Haines Robert Young Mary Carlisle Florence Lake Warner Baxter are seen in candid moments around studios and Malibu homes noting fashions, daily routines, and cheeky anecdotes amid the film world buzz.
New York writer C. O. McIntyre profiles Bob Davis, once a magazine editor who later became a globe trotter and prolific author. Born in Nebraska, he grew up in Carson City and helped mentor Bob Fitzsimmons. The piece recalls Davis’s edgy anecdotes and contrasts his dual reputations as editor and adventurer.
A fragment from Bedtime Stories features a tense exchange among Thornton W. Burgess characters and visitors as Francis asserts control and notes secrecy. Lorn hints at hidden knowledge, while Sue and Madame Grethe observe, in a scene fraught with implication and quiet humor.
June 6 radio guide lists WEAF NBC with tuning in hosts Sanderson and others. Programs include Ben Bernie at 7, Ed Wynn at 7:30, Radio Forum with Henry T. Rainey at 8:30, plus Mary Eastman soprano and Leon Belasco Orchestra. WABC NBC features Ray Heather ton and Gladys Swarthout with serial Miss Lilla at 8:30 and Master Singers Chorus at 9:30. WJZ NBC presents a 5:45 schedule with Ray Heather ton and 71 Gladys Swarthout.
Johnny and Jenny argue over moving to a better neighborhood then Jenny insists on a new residence. She guides Johnny to Farmer Brown's shed, reveals their nest will be built from materials in a creel, and declares they have decided where to live.
A fragmented two column puzzle with numbered across and down clues covering varied definitions. Contains entries about animals, objects, anatomy, geography, roles, and abstract terms, with many erroneous spellings and garbled phrases suggesting OCR damage.
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